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Top 5 Common Excuses People Make to Avoid VR Fitness Gaming (And Why They Should Reconsider)
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Alright, so VR fitness gaming is admittedly a weird hybrid of sorts. A mish-mash of gaming, exercise, and VR.Development cycles for active VR games are only now beginning to take shape, and even so, the hardware still hasn’t reached an echelon where working out in VR is approachable or even appealing to the vast majority of humans. Prices for headsets are still high, we’re still playing mostly tethered to a computer or console (both literally and figuratively), and cool experiential things like haptic suits are still quite a ways away.Long story short, the VR fitness industry has a long way to go until it begins trending in any real way. And I mean the entire industry, not just Beat Saber.
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